EIGHT The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday March 1, 1979
Rathbun rejoins Heppner Police
An attempt is being made to
form a Mustang Booster club
to help promote student activ
ities at Heppner High School
and all interested persons are
encouraged to attend an.
organizational meeting Thurs
day, March 15 at 7 p.m., West
of Willow Restaurant.
Booster organizers are hop
ing the club can sponsor some
fund raising projects before
the end of school to assist
students that may want to
attend sports camps during
the summer months.
Persons wanting more infor
mation can call Robb Rush at
676-9481 days or 676-5047
evenings, or Terry Hager at
676-9228 anytime.
Booster club to
Douglas Rathbun rejoined
the Heppner Police Depart
ment this week, following a
year-and-a-half stint with the
Rathbun has been a policeman
for 12 years, serving as chief
of the Powers, Ore., police
department on the coast and
as chief of the Gaston police
force in the Willamette Valley
prior to arriving in Heppner.
Rathbun served with Hep
pner Patrolman Don Lien
when Lien was a member of
the Sweet Home force, and
can claim credit for intro
ducing Lien to the Heppner
department.
"It feels good to be back,"
said Rathbun, who feels that
Heppner provides "an easier
atmosphere to work in" and
that "the people are friendlier
than in the Valley, and the
weather's nicer."
Rathbun's first major in
vestigative assignment will be'
to locate suitable living quar
ters, so that his wife, Georgia,
and the couple's three child
ren can join him here.
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Douglas
Rathbun
Sweet Home Police force.
Officer Rathbun should be a
familiar face to many Hep
pner residents, since he ser
ved more than three years in
this town before moving to
Sweet Home.
His preliminary assignment
will be the graveyard patrol
shift, a beat he spent a number
of hours pounding while in
Sweet Home.
A native of the Eugene area,
FFA Slave
Auction set
for March 8
Slavery has never been
legal in Oregon, but the
Heppner chapter of the Future
Farmers of America will bend
the rules a bit on Thursday,
March 8.
On that date, starting at 7
p.m., between 35 and 40 FFA
boys and girls will, go on the
auction block during the club's
main annual fundraiser, the
FFA Slave Auction.
Buyers don't retain perma
nent rights to the youths'
labors, but they will receive
eight hours worth of work. In
the past. FFA "Slaves" have
performed such tasks as
picking rocks, building fence,
planting trees, pulling rye.
painting, cleaning windows,
and digging gardens. The
terms of the work arrange
ments are to be worked out
between the students and their
"buyers."
The sale will take place in
the Heppner High School
cafetorium.
Funds raised from the sale
will help to cover the expenses
of a variety of FFA projects,
such as sending delegates to
state and national conven
tions, leadership camps, state
fair activities and the club's
annual banquet.
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